A NFL Referee tragically died recently after working a football game involving the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tennessee Titans. According to the reports, he “was driving home to Weldon Spring, Missouri, when he reportedly had a medical issue. Upon arrival, Metro Nashville police found Madsen unconscious. Police spokesperson Don Aaron said officers broke open… Continue reading WCITN #13: A Tragedy On The Way Home From Work
Category: Industrially Deceased Workers
MEN, DEPRESSION, SUICIDE, AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Stress impacts Men and Women differently. Studies show there are differences in the workplace. The findings are both significant and complicated. This article will discuss depression, suicide, the differences between men and women, and the implications with respect to workers’ compensation cases. What Is the Psychological Diagnosis of Depression? Per the American Psychiatric Association,… Continue reading MEN, DEPRESSION, SUICIDE, AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Death Claims and Workers’ Compensation: What You Need To Know
California Workers’ Compensation Law provides for Death Benefits for the Dependents of Industrially Deceased Workers. Besides benefits for Dependents, Burial Expenses are also provided. This article will discuss Death Benefits, Dependency, and Burial Expenses. This article is simply a discussion of the benefits. Death Cases and Death Benefit Laws are exceedingly complex. Each case needs… Continue reading Death Claims and Workers’ Compensation: What You Need To Know